Good morning. My ‘30 Tudor both the spark advance and the throttle levers are very tight. They move but very stiff. I lubracated the pivots on the steering column under the hood with minimal changes. Any idea why both levers would be so stiff?
Does anyone have a video they can share on how to time a Model A with a FSI
Distributor 6 volt system? Or even a detailed instruction?
Please and thank you. Merry Christmas everyone!
I see them Nu Rex Timing adjusters they seem slick. On the other side of it it wouldnt hurt my feelings to be rid of the points/condenser set up on this coupe. It drove me insane last spring I replaced all components and went through 3 condensers brand new before one of them actually worked.
Good morning,I was wondering if anyone has installed a modern distributor set up on their A? I’d like to get one for my wife’s coupe so she enjoys driving it more without her advanced timing anxiety and the overall dependability of the points set up. Any input would be greatly appreciated.
Yes I really don’t like the way it feels. Their is a little free movement as you mentioned
But I prefer the clutch grabbing long before it does. I’ll leave well enough alone for now.
Good morning, I inherited a ‘30 coupe that has a new V8 clutch and lightened flywheel. The clutch grabs very high before the car gets going. Is this to be expected or should it be adjusted accordingly? I don’t want to fix what’s not broken it just feels way too high to me.